Executive producer Mark Wahlberg and Andrew Dice Clay, who is set to make appearance in the upcoming eighth season, also attended the premiere along with their own spouse. Adding feminine touch to the event were female cast members Emmanuelle Chriqui and Perrey Reeves.

Earlier the same day, all five lead actors of "Entourage" stopped by "Today" show to talk about the final season. To host Matt Lauer, Piven said Mrs. Ari's name will be revealed "within the first few episodes," adding that "there is a pay out" for waiting to find out her real name.

When asked if they were on board with the show coming to an end, Connolly joked, "No, we got canceled," and Dillon chimed in, "We'd shoot tomorrow if you let us." Regarding reports of the big screen version, the Eric Murphy depicter stated, "We're going to try really hard to make that happen."

"Entourage" season 8 will start airing on Sunday, July 24 at 10:30 P.M. ET on HBO. The story begins with Vince coming out of rehab and having an idea of new film project.